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Saint Patrick's Catholic Voluntary Academy

'Open your mind, open your heart, welcome to success'

13th June – Class Photos 16th June- Grenoside Class Celebration Assembly @ 9:15am (Parents welcome) 23rd June – Otters Class Celebration Assembly @ 9:15am (Parents welcome) 30th June – Beeley Class Celebration Assembly @ 9:15am (Parents welcome) 7th July - Lees Hall Woods Class Celebration Assembly @ 9:15am (Parents welcome) 8th July – Summer Fair, 11:00am – 2pm (Everyone Welcome) 12th July - Owls &FS2 Sports Day @ 1:30pm (Parents welcome) 13th July – Y6 Leaver’s Disco 13th July - KS1 Sports Day 1:30pm (Parents welcome) 14th July - KS2 Sports Day 1:30pm (Parents welcome) 14th July - Woolley Woods Class Celebration Assembly @ 9:15am (Parents welcome) 21st July - Ecclesall Woods, Y6 Class Leavers Assembly @ 9:15am (Parents welcome)

Lees Hall Woods

Welcome to Lees Hall Woods' class page.

 

 

Here you will be able to see our exciting learning activities.

 

Class Teacher: Miss. K. Keeton

Teaching Assistants you may see in our class: Mrs. Oldman and Mrs. Hague

PPA Cover : Mrs Smith 

 

Here is our Summer 1 topic web, showing what we are learning about this half term:

 

 

Our class motto : 'Be the Change You want to See'!

 

Our philosophical question: What is so great about the world anyway?

 

 

 

 

Saint Joan of Arc

Each class at St. Patrick’s has a class saint that we learn about throughout the year. We talk about our Saint regularly and encourage the children to learn, talk and ask questions about their Saint. Each Saint has a Feast Day, where we celebrate their lives and what they did in order to become a Saint.

In Lees Hall, our class saint is Saint Joan of Arc. St. Joan of Arc received visions from St Margaret, St Michael the Archangel and St Catherine of Alexandria and is considered a heroine of the French 100 year war. St. Joan of Arc’s feast day is the 30th of May.

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Victorian Day

 

On Friday 19th May, we spent the day acting as if we were in a Victorian school. We followed Victorian classroom rules, dressed in costume and played Victorian games. We also divided into boys and girls for our lessons; Girls learnt needlework and baking, while the boys did technical drawing and drill exercises (a little like PE).

 

As part of our RE Topic 'Local Church - Community' Fr. Albert came in to talk to the children about the parish community and how the people of the  parish serve the community in church.

Godly Play opens up Scripture to the children through engaging their imagination. It allows the children to wonder about and engage with the stories on their own terms.

 

 

 

Saint Patrick's Catholic Voluntary Academy

'Open your mind, open your heart, welcome to success'

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